CHF · Switzerland Analysis updated Prices live Every DDR5 2×16GB kit, tracked in CHF on the Swiss market.
This page is the single RAM price chart reference for Switzerland. The Swiss DDR5 market is one of the most particular we track: prices in Swiss francs tend to be higher than in the Eurozone, but they are also less volatile, with long stable plateaus punctuated by sharp promotional drops. A well-read RAM prices chart is exactly the tool needed to catch those drops.
For Swiss buyers, each ram price chart below tells a quick story: a flat chart usually means you can safely buy today without fear of missing a drop tomorrow; a chart with a clear dip in the last few days is a signal that the Swiss retailer landscape — Digitec, Galaxus and others — is running a campaign, and it is a good moment to act.
All kits on this page are 2×16GB DDR5 configurations priced in CHF for Switzerland. The three best current Swiss offers are listed next to each chart, so you can jump directly to the right retailer without additional research.
DDR5 2×16Go – 6000 CL30 · 189 in stock
This kit has been moving a lot over the recent weeks (between 336CHF and 404CHF). Today's 388CHF is meaningful only if you compare it to how the chart looked yesterday and last week.
Patience pays off on volatile kits — check the chart before committing, even if prices looked fine yesterday.
DDR5 2×16Go – 6000 CL36 · 252 in stock
The current minimum of 346CHF is close to the period average of 333CHF. Nothing unusual is happening on the chart — it's a typical, calm week for this kit.
Fine to buy if you need it now; not a clear bargain, not a trap either.
DDR5 2×16Go – 6000 CL28 · 55 in stock
The minimum price just touched 399CHF, the lowest value we've recorded across the recent window. That is notably below the 439CHF average for the period.
Prices at this level tend not to last long — worth acting quickly if you need RAM now.
DDR5 2×16Go – 6400 CL32 · 151 in stock
Prices are stable around 375CHF, with no standout movement over the past 7 days. This is roughly the kit's fair-market level for the period.
Fine to buy if you need it now; not a clear bargain, not a trap either.
DDR5 2×16Go – 5600 CL36 · 55 in stock
This kit got notably more expensive this week: +9.5% to reach 329CHF. The recent weeks had seen a minimum of 329CHF, so the current premium is significant.
Hold off for 1-2 weeks to see whether the spike fades before committing.
DDR5 2×16Go – 6800 CL34 · 20 in stock
This kit has been moving a lot over the recent weeks (between 399CHF and 563CHF). Today's 420CHF is meaningful only if you compare it to how the chart looked yesterday and last week.
Set a target price below the recent average and wait for it rather than buying on impulse.
DDR5 2×16Go – 7000 CL32 · 4 in stock
This kit got notably more expensive this week: +10.5% to reach 469CHF. The recent weeks had seen a minimum of 449CHF, so the current premium is significant.
Hold off for 1-2 weeks to see whether the spike fades before committing.
DDR5 2×16Go – 7000 CL34 · 6 in stock
This kit got notably more expensive this week: +11.3% to reach 529CHF. The recent weeks had seen a minimum of 341CHF, so the current premium is significant.
Avoid buying right now if you can wait — the market is clearly in an unfavourable phase.
DDR5 2×16Go – 7200 CL34 · 32 in stock
The minimum price jumped by 6.8% in 7 days, now at 439CHF. Such a fast move usually reflects stock shortages or the end of a promotion that was keeping prices low.
Not the time to buy unless urgent — either pick another tier or wait out the spike.
DDR5 2×16Go – 7600 CL36 · 23 in stock
Prices are drifting up: 1.8% over 7 days, bringing the minimum to 555CHF. The recent low was 313CHF, so the discount window has started to narrow.
If you had this kit on your shortlist, now is better than next week.
DDR5 2×16Go – 8000 CL30 · 12 in stock
Prices are drifting up: 3.4% over 7 days, bringing the minimum to 440CHF. The recent low was 440CHF, so the discount window has started to narrow.
If you had this kit on your shortlist, now is better than next week.
DDR5 2×16Go – 8000 CL38 · 34 in stock
A 7.2% surge this week has pushed the kit to 478CHF, well above the recent low of 460CHF. Clearly not a good buying moment.
Not the time to buy unless urgent — either pick another tier or wait out the spike.
All Swiss DDR5 price charts shown above are refreshed live. If you are considering a cross-border purchase, switching to the France, Italy or Germany region in the top bar will let you compare Swiss pricing against nearby Eurozone markets in seconds.
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